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Hell's Kitchen: The Game is a time management cooking video game based on the reality competition show of the same name.It was developed by Ludia and published by Ubisoft.It features the host of the show, Gordon Ramsay as the A.I. and places the player as a chef under his guidance, while serving customers at the restaurant.
A futuristic New York set in the 2050s which features Battery Park, Hell's Kitchen, and Liberty Island. The game even predicted the September 11 attacks by removing the twin towers from the background (due to data issues), claiming they were destroyed by terrorists. Die Hard Trilogy: 1996: PC/PS/Saturn
Ludia was founded on March 15, 2007, by industry veterans and headed by Alexandre Thabet, CEO. In that same year, Ludia signs its first licensing deals with Fremantle (The Price Is Right) and Fox (Hell's Kitchen). In 2008, Ludia launched its first game based on The Price is Right on Wii, DS, PC and iOS.
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Hell's Kitchen – Season 3: Raw and Uncensored: 11 August 10, 2010 September 21, 2010 February 2, 2009 Hell's Kitchen – Season 4: Raw and Uncensored: 15 November 16, 2010 November 9, 2010 April 1, 2009 Hell's Kitchen – Season 5: Raw and Uncensored: 15 August 30, 2011 November 27, 2009 Hell's Kitchen – Season 6: Raw and Uncensored: 15
The famed dish, found on Hell's Kitchen restaurant menus around the U.S., may seem intimidating to the home cook, but chef Jason Santos, a restaurateur and cookbook author who appeared on Season 7 ...
Eighteen chefs arrived Hell's Kitchen and were welcomed inside; Oscar De La Hoya, Martina McBride, Dia Simms, and chef Ramsay all stood behind four opaque doors as voiceovers of their life and rise to fame were played, with the corresponding celebrity opening their door upon the voiceover's completion.
Amid 13 Tony nominations for Alicia Keys’ Broadway musical “Hell’s Kitchen,” cultural critic Miles Marshall Lewis speaks with nominated choreographer […]